Stable obligation for poultry in Austria canceled - new protective measures!
Stable obligation for poultry in Austria canceled - new protective measures!
Kärnten, Österreich - In Austria, the stable obligation for poultry farms that had been in force since November 2023 was lifted after the number of infections found in wild birds has decreased significantly. This was reported by the Gailtal Journal and . Originally, the stable obligation for companies with at least 50 animals in 25 districts was in force to contain the spread of bird flu, also known as aviary influenza. With the cancellation of the stable stop obligation, there is now no more districts in Austria with a "highly increased risk", only a general increased risk remains.
Despite the loosening of the regulations, extensive prevention measures must continue to be observed. This includes the contact prevention of user poultry and wild birds by installing networks and fencing as well as the feeding of the animals under one roof. The separation of ducks and geese from other poultry is also mandatory. In addition, the cleaning and disinfection of all devices and means of transport for poultry remains of the utmost importance - these requirements are essential to prevent the disease from spread again.
important regulations remain
In addition, there is an obligation to report for poultry holders: If the feed and water absorption of more than 20 percent or a reduction in egg production by more than five percent within two days, this must be reported immediately. Likewise, if the mortality rate increases over three percent in a week. These measures are of crucial importance in order to monitor the health of the animals and to recognize potential disease at an early stage.
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